Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1887-05-06
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| OuL county treasurer now puts OnlotS VI
style having received a birthday present in
tie shape Of gold watch chain and charm
few days ago.
Hon. E. C. Bronaugh of the leading law
firm of Bronaugh, Whalley & Northup. of
Portland was in attendance on the circuit
court this week.
Rev. T. P. Haynes Of NJ. E. Church
South, Roseburg circuit will preach at the
Calapooia school house the 3rd Sabbath in
May al IL a. m.
The picnic at Myrtle Creek has been post
poned until next Friday May 18th, 1887.
Read the advertisement of the programme in
another column.
The corner stone of ST. Marys cathedral
IN San Francisco was laid by Archbishop
Biordan last Sunday, and was witnessed by
over 5000 people.
Miss Ana Byars returned from Oakland
last Saturday evening and after visiting friends
here few days left for Albany on Wednes-
day MORNINGS train.
General Holmes Of Camas valley was IN
Roseburg this week on legal business. The
General is looking rather feeble, and old age
is beginning to tell upon him.
The Eugene City Register says: The grad
uating class Of the Willamette University at
Salem is composed of ten members this year,
six gentlemen and four ladies.
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Anyone subscribing for THE REVIEW now
will receive as premium book Of over 30
pages entitled ''The complete Poultry Manual
which every farmer should have.
The people of Roseburg have not yet be-
come accustomed to the change Of time and
can be seen gathering around the post office
at the usual time to get their mail.
As the plant puts forth its wealth of leaves
and buds blossom when the sap rises, so the
soul expands and grows happier and heaven
lier when the thoughts go upward.
Hon. John NJ. Gearin Of Portland spent
Saturday and Sunday in this city. He is one
of the leaders Of the democracy and has a
host Of warm admirers in this section.
Pupils of Prof. Perkins vocal school will
remember lesson Saturday afternoon com
mencing at 2 o'clock, also lesson Saturday
evening at 1880. These lessons will be inter.
estng.
The lady typos Of THE REVIEW Office were
the recipients of some ripe strawberries las
Friday presented by master Homer Bell, they
being the first of the season. Old Douglas i
bound to lead.
Call at THE REVIEW office and get you
blank deeds and mortgages with the nott
printed in the mortgage. All kinds Of blank.
on hand cheap. Call and see us before pur
chasing elsewhere.
Rev. 7. w. Miller and Father Carle will
hold religious services at the Jones school
house tomorrow Saturday at o'clock p m
aud at the poor house in the evening. Ane
on Sabbath will hold basket dinner servict
at Cleveland.
All persons indebted to the building fund oil
/ subscription for the Myrtle Creek church ar
requested to settle the same with the treasure
Mrs. D. S. K. Buick at once as funds ar
very much needed TO meet some outstand
ing accounts.
]. L. and S. l. Thornton have purchased
farm in Green Valley near Oakland from
Jas. Chenoweth consisting of 2Soo acres 70
the considerefation of $4,000. This
quite an investment in real estate, and the boy
mean business.
From our exchanges we learn that fine stock
especially cattle are being imported into differ
ent parts Of the state, and thus the grade
stock is being materially raised. Each coun
r ty should have county fair and thereb
: much good could be done in the direction O
improving stock,
" THE REVIEW received Longley's Time
= mailer few days since and will now have tn
names OF all subscribers printed instead {
written on the papers. The date Of the e'
e piration of subscriptions will be placed oppc
site the name so that subscribers can tell whe
&. their subscription expires.
1t A terrible NINE explosion occurred
Nanaimo 3. C. May 8, in which there wer
n upwards of $50 miners al the time A blac
g pail hangs over the city, business houses al
closed and the entire population gathered a
: the scene Of disaster. But few have bee
E rescued and most of them dead.
The editor of THE REVIEW called on Hol
" w. II. Byars at his residence in Salem la
re Sunday and found them well and happy. II
friends at Roseburg will be glad TO learn tn
ST Miss Effie Byars will finish in music this Jun
n while Miss Ana shows proficiency in the a
of painting that is equal to her work in Il
elocutionary department.
l. Prof. Morris the celebrated lecturer
ph,enology and physiognomy was in Ros
s burg this week and made arrangements
a return and deliver course Of his excellel
lecturers some time in June or July of whic
, due notice will be given. He is an excellel
! lecturer and all should avail themselves
an opportunity of hearing him.
# W. I. Friedlander who recently moved h
Il family to San Francisco has purchased hot
and is running frst-class hightoned boar
:, ing house, boarding families speciality. +
- now has about forty families boarding and
making money. His children are attendil
school and We would be pleased to hear fro
II our fair correspondent Miss Fannie in 4
n Golden Gate city. THE REVIEW is pleas
TO hear of the success of our former iellc
is townsman.
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